TOPIC-The controversies with girls wanting to do "guy" sports as in football and wrestling and hockey and guys wanting to do girl sports as in volleyball and cheerleading.
ANGLE- Different genders playing oppisite sports.
What kind of sports are "only" for girls?
What kind of sports are "only" for boys?
Monday, February 28, 2011
10 Steps to Writing a Story – Broadcast Journalism
1. Find a ____________.
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2. Find an ___ANGLE________.
- What about your topic?
-More specificall, what is important about your topic?
-WHat should the reader learn?
-Summarize in 3 words: Subject, Verb,Object
-Wife awaits soldier
3. Collect ____Information____________.
-Who are the experts to this story?
-Do ou need opposing points of view?
-What interview questions should I ask?
-What other research must be done to complete the story?
4. Conduct the _____Interview___________.
-Ask open ended questions
-Rule of threees
-Filing the silence
-The non question questions
-Get good sound bytes. A PIECE OF AUDIO THAT CAN STAND ALONE
5. Shoot your reporter _______________ _________.
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6. Organize your _______________.
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7. Write ______________ in your story.
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8. Write the ________________ and __________________ of your story.
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9. Write the anchor ______________ and ________________ (if necessary).
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10. Collect ___________ to add to your story (throughout steps 4-9)
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*Steps 4-8 in your story are called the ____________________.
1. Find a ____________.
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2. Find an ___ANGLE________.
- What about your topic?
-More specificall, what is important about your topic?
-WHat should the reader learn?
-Summarize in 3 words: Subject, Verb,Object
-Wife awaits soldier
3. Collect ____Information____________.
-Who are the experts to this story?
-Do ou need opposing points of view?
-What interview questions should I ask?
-What other research must be done to complete the story?
4. Conduct the _____Interview___________.
-Ask open ended questions
-Rule of threees
-Filing the silence
-The non question questions
-Get good sound bytes. A PIECE OF AUDIO THAT CAN STAND ALONE
5. Shoot your reporter _______________ _________.
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6. Organize your _______________.
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7. Write ______________ in your story.
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8. Write the ________________ and __________________ of your story.
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*Steps 4-8 in your story are called the ____________________.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
I just read an article on teenagers getting caught for pictures on facebook of a drinking party. Most of them got consequences from something they did over the summer. I personally think its dumb. It is none of the schools buisness. It has no effect on the school what so ever. Why should they get in trouble for something they did months ago. The school is not their parents, they should let the consequences be held to the parental guardian or something.
Which court standard did someone follow or break in your article?
DOnt remember.
Do you agree with the decisions in your article?
NO
What do you feel should have been done in this instance?
Left to the parents of the teenagers and stayed out of their personal life
What do you feel will be the future of rights in today's digital age?
They would be more protective of the things we do on digital things
What rights do you have inside of school?
None.
What rights do you have outside of school?
Should have the same
Which court standard did someone follow or break in your article?
DOnt remember.
Do you agree with the decisions in your article?
NO
What do you feel should have been done in this instance?
Left to the parents of the teenagers and stayed out of their personal life
What do you feel will be the future of rights in today's digital age?
They would be more protective of the things we do on digital things
What rights do you have inside of school?
None.
What rights do you have outside of school?
Should have the same
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
We will take notes on Broadcast Journalism Law/Ethics
1. What are the 5 freedoms of the 1st amendment?
Speech, Religion, Press, Petition, Assemble
2. What is the Tinker Standard?
Student speech cannot be censored as long as it does not "materially disrupt class work or involve substantial disorder or invasion of the rights of others" (doesnt disrupt classes)
3. What is the Frasier Standard?
Because school officials an "interest in teaching students the boundaries of sociall appropriate behavior,"they can censor student speech that is vulgar or indecent, even if it does not cause a "material or substantial disruption" (vulger and indecent)
4. What is the Hazelwood Standard?
Censorship of school-sponsored student expression is permissible when school officials can show that is is "reasonably related to legitimate pedagogical concerns" (teachers concerns)
5. What is the Frederick Standard?
Schools can not consor students actions and speech outside of school
6. What is the definition of libel?
Legal terms for false statements of fact about a person that are printed, broadcast, spoken or otherwise communicated to others. It must actually harm the reputation of another person . Must be a Defamator statement, Published, "of and concerning" Flase statement of fact made with fault
1. What are the 5 freedoms of the 1st amendment?
Speech, Religion, Press, Petition, Assemble
2. What is the Tinker Standard?
Student speech cannot be censored as long as it does not "materially disrupt class work or involve substantial disorder or invasion of the rights of others" (doesnt disrupt classes)
3. What is the Frasier Standard?
Because school officials an "interest in teaching students the boundaries of sociall appropriate behavior,"they can censor student speech that is vulgar or indecent, even if it does not cause a "material or substantial disruption" (vulger and indecent)
4. What is the Hazelwood Standard?
Censorship of school-sponsored student expression is permissible when school officials can show that is is "reasonably related to legitimate pedagogical concerns" (teachers concerns)
5. What is the Frederick Standard?
Schools can not consor students actions and speech outside of school
6. What is the definition of libel?
Legal terms for false statements of fact about a person that are printed, broadcast, spoken or otherwise communicated to others. It must actually harm the reputation of another person . Must be a Defamator statement, Published, "of and concerning" Flase statement of fact made with fault
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Today I read an article on Lady Gaga and her suprising outfit that she wore on the red carpet. I cant really say she wore something because she was in something. She traveled down the red carpet in a giant egg. The question is."Is Lady Gaga given permission to be unique and different because she's famous, or is she famous because she's unique and different?" Lady Gaga continues to suprise us with her "different" types of outfits.
Monday, February 14, 2011
I read the article about Ronaldo retiring from soccer because of injury. He feels as if he cant meet the demands for the team anymore. I am personally upset about this because he is one of my favorite players of all time next to David Beckham. He leaves as ahree-timer FIFA player of the year and the top goal scorer in World Cup history.
Friday, February 4, 2011
NOTES ON NEWS
Define “Broadcast Journalism” in 1-3 sentences.
Journalism is news stories, and reporting of currant events. Broadcasting is the airing instantly.
List and describe the six criteria of newsworthiness.
TITLE DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE
1Unusualness: News is the different, the unusual, the out of the ordinary. Why is the news always bad? Unusual is more often found in bad news. Ex: Airplane lands in river.
2.Significance: Important Events, ones that affect many people, are news.Ex:Taxes, Elections, War, Scientific discoveries, Economy, These are significant in peoples lives
3.Timeliness: Old news isnt news: its History. People want to hear about the flood while it's happening
4.Proximity: People want to know about Nearby events: Ex: Local school gang activity, New state tax law
5.Prominence: When well-known people, buildings, or places are involved, that is news.
Ex: If you are arrested for shoplifting, not news.
6.Human Interest: Stories about ordinary people or animals, humorous or dramatic. Ex: Heart-warming or Heart-wrenching stories.
What are the differences between print journalism and broadcast journalism?
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How is the Internet impacting broadcast journalism?
Define “Broadcast Journalism” in 1-3 sentences.
Journalism is news stories, and reporting of currant events. Broadcasting is the airing instantly.
List and describe the six criteria of newsworthiness.
TITLE DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE
1Unusualness: News is the different, the unusual, the out of the ordinary. Why is the news always bad? Unusual is more often found in bad news. Ex: Airplane lands in river.
2.Significance: Important Events, ones that affect many people, are news.Ex:Taxes, Elections, War, Scientific discoveries, Economy, These are significant in peoples lives
3.Timeliness: Old news isnt news: its History. People want to hear about the flood while it's happening
4.Proximity: People want to know about Nearby events: Ex: Local school gang activity, New state tax law
5.Prominence: When well-known people, buildings, or places are involved, that is news.
Ex: If you are arrested for shoplifting, not news.
6.Human Interest: Stories about ordinary people or animals, humorous or dramatic. Ex: Heart-warming or Heart-wrenching stories.
What are the differences between print journalism and broadcast journalism?
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How is the Internet impacting broadcast journalism?
I read an article on the death of the worlds oldest person. She recently died at the age of 114.
Eunice Sanborn of Jacksonville, Texas, died quietly in her home on Monday, the research group said. Her birth date was the date of July 20, 1895. She has been married 3 times in her life and she still would joke about finding a 4th husband. She had a daughter, but she died when she was ninety. I don't know how I would feel about the fact that my daughter would die before me because of age. That just sounds wrong.
Eunice Sanborn of Jacksonville, Texas, died quietly in her home on Monday, the research group said. Her birth date was the date of July 20, 1895. She has been married 3 times in her life and she still would joke about finding a 4th husband. She had a daughter, but she died when she was ninety. I don't know how I would feel about the fact that my daughter would die before me because of age. That just sounds wrong.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Quiz
Allen, Lucas H-Swing Dance
Blanchard, Derek J-Cheerleader
Boese, Sara M-75 % German
Brazelton, Keely R- 32 siblings
Buchanan, Tiarra S-Wants to be Chowder
Carlson, Devony R-Was in a commerical for the childrens hospital
Cordova, Christian J-Wants to be a foreignsics scientist.
Cox, Derrick D-Goes to rosemont for vehicle class
Devries, Peter T-Is a genius
Erickson, Nathaniel P-Scored a hole in one.
Felker, Marisa L-Foreign exchange student to Sweden
Fraki, Hannah R-Knows how to knitt
Groskreutz, Jackson H-John Lennon is his role model
Jones, Nadia S-9 siblings
Kading, Caroline E- Almost died in a car accident
Kane, William M- Goes by his middle name
Lafontaine, Kristin D-Hyper extended spine
Lesch, John R-Plays bag pipes
Mcgroarty, Cody J-On an all star cheer leading team in Alabama
Mitchell, Alexander C-Irish and Scotish
Morrissey, Gretta E- Can cross eyes and whistle with fingers
Pelant, Benjamin M-Has diabetes
Rasugu, Billy P-writes his own music
Reagles, Alex J-Hardcore snow boarder
Rosario, Brian L-Going into the marines
Schiebel, Derek M- Went to Coopers Town for baseball
Schlotfeldt, Katherine A
Smith, Madison B-Can swist her arm all around
Strusz, Ashley E
Sytchev, Vladislav
Thompson, Collin P
Wangler, Matthew J
White, Hannah Y
Wunderlich, Benjamin D
Zemien, Brianna J
Blanchard, Derek J-Cheerleader
Boese, Sara M-75 % German
Brazelton, Keely R- 32 siblings
Buchanan, Tiarra S-Wants to be Chowder
Carlson, Devony R-Was in a commerical for the childrens hospital
Cordova, Christian J-Wants to be a foreignsics scientist.
Cox, Derrick D-Goes to rosemont for vehicle class
Devries, Peter T-Is a genius
Erickson, Nathaniel P-Scored a hole in one.
Felker, Marisa L-Foreign exchange student to Sweden
Fraki, Hannah R-Knows how to knitt
Groskreutz, Jackson H-John Lennon is his role model
Jones, Nadia S-9 siblings
Kading, Caroline E- Almost died in a car accident
Kane, William M- Goes by his middle name
Lafontaine, Kristin D-Hyper extended spine
Lesch, John R-Plays bag pipes
Mcgroarty, Cody J-On an all star cheer leading team in Alabama
Mitchell, Alexander C-Irish and Scotish
Morrissey, Gretta E- Can cross eyes and whistle with fingers
Pelant, Benjamin M-Has diabetes
Rasugu, Billy P-writes his own music
Reagles, Alex J-Hardcore snow boarder
Rosario, Brian L-Going into the marines
Schiebel, Derek M- Went to Coopers Town for baseball
Schlotfeldt, Katherine A
Smith, Madison B-Can swist her arm all around
Strusz, Ashley E
Sytchev, Vladislav
Thompson, Collin P
Wangler, Matthew J
White, Hannah Y
Wunderlich, Benjamin D
Zemien, Brianna J
Rules on Cameras in Delivery Rooms Stir Passions
The article I read was about when someone in the delivery is about to give birth or after birth if friends or relatives are aloud to take photographers. There were mixed emotions on what the different hospitals thought about this. Many of them dissagreed with them and thought that there should be no photography in the delivery room due to the fact of editing the pictures and making it look like something it's not. I believe that it is perfect acceptable to allow camereas in the delivery room because who wouldnt want to capture the first moments of their baby's life. Its a memorable moment that is worth recording.
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